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If you'd asked Andrew Walker 10 years ago, he would have told you he
expected to be playing professional football by this point. Instead,
the handsome Beaconsfield native is smooching in front of the cameras
with sexy model-turned-actress Angie Everhart.

Walker is getting up close and personal with Everhart in Wicked
Minds, a made-for-TV thriller that started shooting in Canada.
It is the second high-profile gig for the busy young actor in 12 months.
He spent the last year in Los Angeles starring in the WB Network sitcom
Maybe It's Me, opposite Julia Sweeney and Fred Willard. He
had only been back in his home town for a couple of days when he nabbed
the co-starring role in Wicked Minds.

Andrew Walker was born on June 9, 1982 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

The switch from football to acting came suddenly for Walker. He had
been on West Island football teams throughout his high-school years,
made the club at Vanier College and had been invited to go to Boston
College and join its team. Back at Vanier playing out his last season,
he tore his ACL, the anterior cruciate ligament. He said it ended his
pro-football aspirations on the spot.

But Walker didn't spent too much time moping around lamenting his missed
opportunity. Instead, he decided to be pro-active. He had already been
doing some acting, and things picked up on the TV front shortly after
the football accident. He landed a leading role in the Montreal-shot
series Back to Sherwood and he hasn't stopped working in the biz since.

"I did five hard months of physio and the first weeks after surgery
were devastating," Walker said. "But I tried to channel my
energy into different avenues after the accident. I tried to turn something
bad into something good."

After Back to Sherwood, he nabbed a regular role in the sitcom Radio
Active, which was produced here and ran for a couple of seasons on YTV.
When Radio Active bit the dust, Walker figured the time was ripe to
take his shot at small-screen glory in Hollywood.

In January of last year, he and his pal and fellow Radio Active star
Ryan Wilner drove across the U.S. in a run-down 1988 Volkswagen Fox
to compete with hundreds of other actors during pilot season, the annual
rite of winter in Los Angeles when the networks shoot a bunch of pilot
episodes for several possible future series.

Soon enough, Walker landed a part in Maybe It's Me, a sitcom
about an offbeat family that was created by two-time Emmy Award winner
Suzanne Martin (Frasier). It airs locally Mondays at 5:30 p.m. on Fox
(WFFF-44) and will begin airing on CTV on Friday nights at the end of
May.

Walker calls the time in L.A. "the best year of my life. It was
a great learning experience. It was like the best acting class I could
ever have."

Now he's pleased to making the move from comedy to an edgy thriller.

In Wicked Minds, he portrays a young man who's returning home
from Harvard and is having a hard time coming to grips with the fact
that his father has married a much younger woman, played by Everhart
(Bandido).

Soon, he and his hot young stepmother are in the midst of a passionate
affair in this film, produced by Montreal-based JB Media.

"It's great that I have this opportunity to switch to a completely
different character," Walker said.

As for the chance to do a few steamy loves scenes with Everhart, Walker
figures that's simply "a little bit of a bonus."

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